Description
supplier development
supply planning
spend analysis
contract negotiation
specification review
supplier monitoring
The role is responsible for implementing the supply chain process and serving as the primary liaison with key suppliers and internal stakeholders. It involves creating strategic supply chain plans, developing project‑specific execution plans, and managing contracts to meet schedule and cost goals.
- Identify and develop equipment and service suppliers to establish a robust supply chain supporting project goals and regional localization targets.
- Create strategic supply chain plans and project‑specific execution plans to meet schedule and cost objectives.
- Perform category spend and risk analysis, devise negotiation strategies, and manage contract administration.
- Conduct negotiations on cost, schedule, terms, and technical requirements, securing long‑term strategic supplier agreements.
- Oversee equipment and service contracts to ensure timely purchase and delivery aligned with project schedules.
- Review specifications, datasheets, and scopes of work to guarantee technical and quality requirements are met.
- Coordinate with Quality Assurance to qualify suppliers and define appropriate QA requirements and surveillance activities.
- Monitor supplier performance, address issues promptly, and maintain strong relationships with suppliers and end customers.
- Analyze market conditions and competing projects to obtain optimal pricing and reservations.
Requirements
engineering degree
5 years
supply-chain
nuclear
power‑plant
procurement
Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree in engineering or science and typically have five years of experience in engineering or supply‑chain roles, including experience in the nuclear or similarly regulated industries. The position is based in Rockville, MD, requires four onsite days per week, and involves up to 10 % travel.
- Hold a bachelor’s degree in engineering or science with typically five years of engineering or supply‑chain experience.
- Experience developing scopes of work, technical and quality requirements for equipment procurement.
- Background in the nuclear industry or other highly regulated sectors; knowledge of power‑plant components.
Benefits
Compensation ranges from $80,175 to $133,625 base salary, adjusted for education, experience, and location, and does not include benefits or incentives.
X‑Energy offers a comprehensive benefits package, including a 401(k) with employer match, medical/dental/vision insurance, life and disability coverage, paid time off, and tuition reimbursement for professional development.
Training + Development
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